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Trump to sign executive order establishing White House faith office

President Donald Trump is expected to sign an executive order establishing a White House Faith Office on Friday, after promising to end the "War on Christians."

Immigrants took nearly 90% of new jobs since 2020

The U.S. economy has netted 5.4 million jobs over the past five years, with 90% of that growth going to immigrants, according to new government data Friday.

Trump on Gaza plan: ‘No rush’

President Trump said there is "no rush" on his plan to own Gaza, but maintained that the plan is "well received."

Graham unveils Senate budget blueprint, setting parameters for border, defense bill

Senate Budget Chairman Lindsey Graham on Friday released a budget blueprint that sets spending limits for a border, defense and energy bill to follow.

Protesting congressional Democrats blocked from entering Education Department

Several dozen congressional Democrats unsuccessfully tried to enter the Education Department Friday, their latest effort to visit agencies the Trump administration has targeted for massive spending cuts.

Trump ready for talks with Zelenskyy and Putin

President Trump said he will "probably" be meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy next week and speaking with Russian President Vladimir Putin to end the "ridiculous" war between the two countries.

Trump maintains tariffs on cheap parcels from China

President Trump is temporarily delaying his decision to end a tariff exception for low-cost shipments from China to individuals in the U.S.

Texas Rep. Chip Roy puts legislative teeth behind DEI cuts at the Pentagon

Texas Republican Rep. Chip Roy Friday proposed legislation that would permanently eliminate the positions of chief diversity officer and senior adviser for diversity and inclusion at the Department of Defense.

Trump greets Japanese PM Ishiba as U.S. Steel deal tests ties

Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba arrived at the White House on Friday with plans to convince President Trump to reverse his hardline stance opposing the acquisition of U.S. Steel by a Japanese company.

USAID says it will help global workers return within a month

The U.S. Agency for International Development says all direct hire personnel will be placed on administrative leave around the globe on Friday, with a plan to return workers to the U.S. within 30 days.

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